Speaker 1: Welcome to episode one sixty three of the Bobby Cast.
Speaker 1: Songs with background singers you don't even know because they're famous,
Speaker 1: and they didn't really make it a thing, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. I like it. It's kind of like
Speaker 1: like you just asked a friend to sing on a song. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: and then you didn't make a big deal that they
Speaker 1: were singing on a song. And what I guess what
Speaker 1: really brought it up is and this is so like us.
Speaker 1: Thing is I was talking about the Wallflower Sixth Avenue
Speaker 1: Heartache and Adam Dirts when the County Crows sings the
Speaker 1: background vocals, and that was so you hear Jacob Dylan
Speaker 1: and then here's a that's the background. How you do
Speaker 1: it right? That's the song, that's what. And so anytime
Speaker 1: they get to the hook, that guy's singing in the background,
Speaker 1: and at the end of the song he really starts
Speaker 1: doing runs all around it and you can tell that's
Speaker 1: the County Drugs. And we're such huge County Crows fans.
Speaker 1: I remember when this came out and I was like,
Speaker 1: oh my gosh, like automatically you're like, that's Adam dirrt.
Speaker 1: It sounds so good. Can you just imagine that on
Speaker 1: the road somewhere recording it. That was traw six, that's
Speaker 1: Adam Dirt's the late sing on the County Crows singing
Speaker 1: background heart ache, and that is part of it too.
Speaker 1: You kind of imagine like, oh, I wonder like what
Speaker 1: they were doing and did he just were they out drinking?
Speaker 1: They're like, hey, you want to call it studio? Wanna quick,
Speaker 1: let's just go in now. We know a lot of times,
Speaker 1: especially duets nowadays, they're not even the same roomor same
Speaker 1: who knows are we? Is that too much behind the curtain,
Speaker 1: because that really disappointed me a little bit, because there
Speaker 1: is that those things that you grow up just thinking
Speaker 1: like that's what it was like, and then when you
Speaker 1: find out it really something. Most of the time and
Speaker 1: not always. I think artists are pretty open about it
Speaker 1: now though, sometimes because it's very disappointed to know that,
Speaker 1: like oh they were in the same room, like yeah,
Speaker 1: because you just picture on both of them with their
Speaker 1: finger in their ear yea, going exactly look at each
Speaker 1: other in the eyes. Um. Another really personal one is
Speaker 1: that is Nomas Day and Walker Hayes. We do a
Speaker 1: song called Nomast to the Raging Idiots. Walker Hayes, who
Speaker 1: I wrote it with things background vocals, don't know, probably
Speaker 1: in the room. But now now if you know Walker spots,
Speaker 1: you can really hear Walker like in this a lot
Speaker 1: trying to be responsible, but you're making it impossible. And
Speaker 1: he does a lot of the oh stays looking at
Speaker 1: flex and bulling it down now mistake. So if you
Speaker 1: listen to that, it's Walker Hayes, it's Walk Up. Douced
Speaker 1: that song as first time Walking to re produce a song.
Speaker 1: I went in the studio and got it all together.
Speaker 1: Have you ever talked about the dog thing and how
Speaker 1: he was like, hey, don't be mad at me. I
Speaker 1: don't know if you're gonna like it or not. No,
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't know, because that was he sent
Speaker 1: this when we first recorded it. Because again I went
Speaker 1: to Walk and I was like, hey, produce a song,
Speaker 1: and he's not, like I never produced a song before.
Speaker 1: And I was like, good, yeah, you got this, Yeah
Speaker 1: we wrote it, let's go do it. And so we
Speaker 1: went to a studio and um, I wrote in my
Speaker 1: book to about how encouraging he was were in the studio,
Speaker 1: was like, yeah, you got it, And so I started
Speaker 1: to feel good and then he sent me over the
Speaker 1: track and he goes, hey, dude, I bark in it
Speaker 1: because that that wolf is him and it was not
Speaker 1: on their originally it wasn't not Yeah, and so that
Speaker 1: then we goes um downward dog and yeah, flexible and
Speaker 1: your downward dog and that roof is Walker Hayes. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I didn't know that, which is my favorite part
Speaker 1: of this and now everybody does it when we play
Speaker 1: it live. Yeah. Okay, now here are some real ones
Speaker 1: that aren't super personal to us because that wallflowers ones.
Speaker 1: Obviously we're nerds. And then obviously the NAMA State went reaching, okay,
Speaker 1: why don't we do drink a beer? Chris, uh sorry,
Speaker 1: oh Luke, Brian, look, Brian, drink a beer and Chris
Speaker 1: Stapleton that's the background vocals, which interesting, we didn't know
Speaker 1: this bones and when and when Chris came in and
Speaker 1: talked about it, we still didn't know, and we're like,
Speaker 1: that's you. I thought it was a girl. We knew
Speaker 1: Chris wrote it, but we didn't know Chris sang background vocals.
Speaker 1: I'm said, it does sound like just I thought it
Speaker 1: was a woman. That's Chris Stapleton thinking would look so
Speaker 1: I'm going said watch son say it does sound like
Speaker 1: a woman at times, unless you know it's Christmas. Well,
Speaker 1: he goes really high. They can't drink a beer, so friend,
Speaker 1: you can really hear the stables if you listen close
Speaker 1: to that curious I'll rema all the time. Used to
Speaker 1: Chris Stapleton, there can you sing that high? No? I
Speaker 1: can't sing and try it, said he one. Can you
Speaker 1: watch Sadus here you go? That's Chris Stample and sing
Speaker 1: the background with Luke Bryan drank a bit. Do you
Speaker 1: know why they don't say the name or they just
Speaker 1: keep it kind of what do you mean like because
Speaker 1: sometimes they'll do feature. It's not a feature. They're just
Speaker 1: doing harmonies. It's just not a feature. Yeah, yeah, there
Speaker 1: are a lot of I mean, which is the point
Speaker 1: of all this? I mean, all of these are that
Speaker 1: basically if it's not a feature, it's just somebody's singing. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they just there's another one that we don't have on
Speaker 1: our list. But Thomas Rhett when he does um yes, yes,
Speaker 1: uh yeah, Chris Stapleton does that? Is that right? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I didn't know that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, because Chris wrote
Speaker 1: that song too for Tom's Rhett. I'll pull it up
Speaker 1: in the library here, I'm looking for it, so crash
Speaker 1: here listen to this. I'm gonna play it from the beginning.
Speaker 1: But that's Chris going, oh here you go, yes over.
Speaker 1: Did you hear that? So now it sounds like Chris, alright,
Speaker 1: that's funny man. Yeah, let's not thinking that. I think
Speaker 1: he told me it was. Um watch it not even
Speaker 1: beach Listen. We're like, but Chris wrote that song. It
Speaker 1: only makes sense that. Yeah, No, it sounds it does
Speaker 1: sound like now that I hear it. Um, how about
Speaker 1: this one? This is Katy Perry on the po D
Speaker 1: has a song called He's Written Funny. Po D has
Speaker 1: a song called Goodbye for Now. Okay, that's Katy Perry
Speaker 1: do in the background Bocal. The band became good friends
Speaker 1: of Katie Perry after someone recommended her for the song.
Speaker 1: She would just come around the studio. It was really nice.
Speaker 1: She wasn't Katie Perry is a sweet girl. Was trying
Speaker 1: to make it in the Christian music scene, and they
Speaker 1: were Christians. That's hers. They said they heard that she
Speaker 1: was making this Christian gospel record, and all of a
Speaker 1: sudden she was in Hollywood trying to figure it out,
Speaker 1: so they put her on that song, well this earlier earlier, Yeah, sidetrack.
Speaker 1: That's really crazy that she that was the path she
Speaker 1: was trying to take. But then her first hit was
Speaker 1: what I Kissed a Girl and I liked it. Her
Speaker 1: first pop hit was Second. She was on American her
Speaker 1: last night. She had mentioned that again has to grow
Speaker 1: up in the church, and you know, I was pursuing that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and everybody was like, what this long is crazy? When
Speaker 1: she decided her background, you know, nobody knew her background
Speaker 1: because I was part of I was there. I was
Speaker 1: part of that. Remember, she came into our TV studio
Speaker 1: and uh, one of our guys interview I think Michael
Speaker 1: Trey who interviewed her, and that was like her big thing,
Speaker 1: and she talked about like, yeah, like what our preacher dad,
Speaker 1: Like my dad's a minister or whatever he is. Maybe
Speaker 1: the thing was that she was a preacher's kid, But
Speaker 1: it wasn't that she had tried Christian music and was
Speaker 1: not doing pop. Got it, because when she came to radio,
Speaker 1: you knew she was a preachers kid, but there are
Speaker 1: a lot of preachers kids, um. But she had actually
Speaker 1: do a Bobby, Bobby Cast and all the preachers kids. Right,
Speaker 1: they're all like rock stars. Now they're all death metal.
Speaker 1: Let's see, how about here's Ryan heard his song now
Speaker 1: to a t it's Mary Morrising you stay. I feel
Speaker 1: like they travel everywhere together, right, Like they're just not now. Well,
Speaker 1: she was off record cycle. Now she wasn't touring. Now
Speaker 1: she's back. Now she's out, you know, out of five thousand.
Speaker 1: She has a world tour. Um. But yeah, but they're
Speaker 1: gonna be split up now because he's going his own
Speaker 1: way she's doing. But the thing about country touring is
Speaker 1: you're only gone for like three days a week and
Speaker 1: you come back home. Right where you do rock touring
Speaker 1: or pot touring months, it's you just take three months
Speaker 1: and you don't come back home unless you have like
Speaker 1: a week off you put in the middle of the
Speaker 1: tour and you get to go home for a few days,
Speaker 1: which is so smart. The country tour and thing is
Speaker 1: like that's just a no brainer, Like we should just
Speaker 1: do that just to be able to live your life.
Speaker 1: It's like going to work for five days and there
Speaker 1: having the weekend. But some people don't want to have
Speaker 1: to tour all year. They like to go to a
Speaker 1: couple of months and they're just free for a couple
Speaker 1: of months. What would you rather do? No, you can't
Speaker 1: stand being alone for like or just board for months? Well,
Speaker 1: I think I would probably The reason is I think
Speaker 1: I would probably go do a couple of months at
Speaker 1: a time and be done with it. Then I could
Speaker 1: just go focus on a full other project. I could
Speaker 1: take like a week or two vacation or whatever, but
Speaker 1: then I would I was going on the studio. I
Speaker 1: just have like a month in the studio, like I
Speaker 1: like to focus all that time on it. Okay, But
Speaker 1: it's funny because any of my friends at working pop
Speaker 1: or do any other touring, they just leave and they
Speaker 1: don't come back. Even the Dancing with the Stars tour,
Speaker 1: they're gone for four months, didn't come back. It's like goodbye,
Speaker 1: and you make the bus. You live on the bus
Speaker 1: and then almost never hotels unless it's the day off.
Speaker 1: You just stay in the bus the whole time. Um,
Speaker 1: Cassidy Pope has a song if my Heart had a heart.
Speaker 1: Do you know who things back around? This being the
Speaker 1: guy singing a background me. It's shape from Danish DN
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Speaker 1: this one? This is a coldplay ever glow? Do you
Speaker 1: know the song of the way was shot fone. Somebody
Speaker 1: is singing background. Yeah, it's Gwyneth And even after they
Speaker 1: broke up, because I knew she's saying because she's singing
Speaker 1: movie duets. It's a du quartine. It's one of the
Speaker 1: newer ones. Probably I know this song really well. So
Speaker 1: she sang on this even though they were separated. It
Speaker 1: was you see what album that's away. It's probably the
Speaker 1: only breakup song in history? Was it? Head Dreams? It
Speaker 1: was possibly the only breakup song in history to have
Speaker 1: an ex backing vocals. He said he just did it
Speaker 1: one day. It was kind of a friendly Hey, would
Speaker 1: you mind singing background vocals? It's a lot easier to
Speaker 1: hang out with your X when you have kids together. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I would think you gotta you gotta remain friends that
Speaker 1: you don't have to go that far sing on a record. Okay,
Speaker 1: here's one. Do you know this song? So you probably
Speaker 1: think this song is now it's Carly Simon, You're so vain.
Speaker 1: Now listen to the background vocal. It's a very very
Speaker 1: famous background vocal. I hear the guy so thank song.
Speaker 1: I can't mistake that, you know, Yeah, yeah, okay, Mick
Speaker 1: kind of dominates that song. Make Jagger contributed uncredited background
Speaker 1: vocals during the sessions for You're Sylvain. He said that
Speaker 1: it took place just because he happened to be at
Speaker 1: a call at the studio. She's like, why don't you
Speaker 1: come down and sing? Then, and he hops down and sings,
Speaker 1: thank This song is up back, dude. That reminds me
Speaker 1: when we were recording our one of our Ragin Idiots records. Uh,
Speaker 1: kid Rock was in the studio at the same time,
Speaker 1: in another studio. Why didn't you just grab him and
Speaker 1: be like, dude, can you jump on planet song? We're
Speaker 1: doing a Starbucks. I went into the wrong studio that day. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I walked into kid Rock recording because there's like three studios.
Speaker 1: I remember walking to going there talking about people. These
Speaker 1: people have beards in their meal. This isn't and hed
Speaker 1: Rock was in the boots singing and I was like,
Speaker 1: oh my god, oh my god. And I walked out
Speaker 1: and I walked over to you guys. I was like, uh,
Speaker 1: kid walks over there cutting music, and so I didn't
Speaker 1: even know he's over there. That's what I picture when
Speaker 1: you hear oh yeah, the rolling Stone, Bob you come
Speaker 1: home and saying come, come, checks you out when I
Speaker 1: grow up hit it did die in the baby. Okay,
Speaker 1: here we go. How about this one? This is Kanye West,
Speaker 1: Jesus walks. The only thing that I phrased that, and
Speaker 1: I don't think there's nothing I could do that to.
Speaker 1: I want to talk guy, but I'm afraid that woman
Speaker 1: or the group of woman what that's not a woman,
Speaker 1: that's not a woman. That's not a woman, right? Who
Speaker 1: is that? The only very famous person the only thing
Speaker 1: that I phrased that, And I don't think that could
Speaker 1: do that to my rose. I want to talk to guy,
Speaker 1: but I'm afraid because the way because the devil was
Speaker 1: trying to pro the only thing that I praised that
Speaker 1: my feet don't fail me. Now, yeah, I could do
Speaker 1: that only because I read it. Because John Legend. Oh okay, okay,
Speaker 1: he does kind of He sings high. John Legend sings
Speaker 1: background on six songs from graduation, including Jesus Walks Legends.
Speaker 1: Old roommate happened to be Kanye West cousin. The two
Speaker 1: hit it off, sort of clavering on each other. He
Speaker 1: introduced to back when the rapper was just producing beats.
Speaker 1: They became friends, kinda did not have a record dealt time,
Speaker 1: but when he did, mber John Legend and got him
Speaker 1: one too. The only thing that I praised that my
Speaker 1: feet now. And I was watching the CNN series about
Speaker 1: the two thousand's and they're talking about the music and
Speaker 1: it was the deck to where producers became famous too,
Speaker 1: where it was producers and DJs for the first time.
Speaker 1: And there's like a whole thing on Timberland showing jay
Speaker 1: Z the beat for nine and no uh rick Rick
Speaker 1: Rick rupitated nine and the problems but puppa pup up
Speaker 1: Uh what's that one? Yeah? Timberland shows him doestop you
Speaker 1: shoulders first time everyone because Jason, they're sitting and like,
Speaker 1: I got to stick out this, and Jaz's like whoa
Speaker 1: and then Jaz puts puts put zephones on and just
Speaker 1: like just starts to crushing. I love that. And like
Speaker 1: Rick Rick talking at Rick Rubin making the because Rick
Speaker 1: Rubin hadn't done like a hip hop record since like
Speaker 1: the Beastie Boys like some and so how he took
Speaker 1: nine nine Problems and like was adding like a c
Speaker 1: D c licks to it, and how it's he was like,
Speaker 1: we got the wrap Patrol, and yeah, it's cool. That
Speaker 1: is pretty cool that the producers started getting a little
Speaker 1: bit of popularity because they are the brains behind the music.
Speaker 1: I guess the reason I bring it up. So that's
Speaker 1: how Kanye was. Kanye produced jay Z and so it
Speaker 1: was like Kanye West was a producer who also wanted
Speaker 1: to try to make him name for himself, you know,
Speaker 1: as a rapper, but was producing all these artists. Farrell
Speaker 1: was another one they talked about. He's he's a producer
Speaker 1: before he started doing you know Farrell. There was another
Speaker 1: and they're talking about DJs like Calvin Harris. No, he'said later,
Speaker 1: but it was like Diplo, Dead Mouse, some of those
Speaker 1: guys that were like they would go and play these
Speaker 1: shows and ten thousand people would show up and people
Speaker 1: couldn't understand how tends people to go watch dj perform.
Speaker 1: But the DJs were like, it's not about us. We've
Speaker 1: created an environment. Everybody's watching everybody else. Like we've created
Speaker 1: the environment that everybody's watching each other. No one wants
Speaker 1: to watch us, but we've created the place where they
Speaker 1: can come and actually watch something. It's each other. It's
Speaker 1: pretty cool. I've always wondered that, Well it went to Bonaroo.
Speaker 1: When you're o and you're gonna go to Bondary this year,
Speaker 1: you might you have to check this out. They have
Speaker 1: silent disco and everyone puts headphones on as a DJ plays,
Speaker 1: And so when you walk up there and you watch
Speaker 1: everyone dancing with headphones, they can hear the music, but
Speaker 1: you cannot. They look so dumb, and they look they
Speaker 1: just look like idiots dancing. I mean they're getting down
Speaker 1: and then you put the headphones on. You're like, okay,
Speaker 1: I get it, so you start moving like I mean,
Speaker 1: you hear it so loud and it's a party. But
Speaker 1: if you don't have the headphones on, you look pretty stupid.
Speaker 1: I haven't been a music festival since Austin's the Limits
Speaker 1: years ago. This is a little different. It is, I'd
Speaker 1: say a lot more drugs. Yeah, I don't do drugs.
Speaker 1: Just around you can tell people are like you could
Speaker 1: tell they're messed up. Wait, do I need to do drugs?
Speaker 1: Can I? You don't need to do drugs to go?
Speaker 1: Can I do? Can I not do drugs? Not fun? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 1: because you like music. I think a lot of these
Speaker 1: kids go and they probably They'm sure they love music,
Speaker 1: but it it enhances their experience. What if I wanted
Speaker 1: to be in hand? Don't stop? What a viagra do
Speaker 1: you want? I don't know any drugs. I was like,
Speaker 1: stay away from this dude. They can tell. There's a
Speaker 1: different ways. Guys walking around with the sword. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: with that festival because I've never been to Von Roue,
Speaker 1: but at my manager actually owns part of the festival,
Speaker 1: and he's like, go go, go go, you know, hook
Speaker 1: you up and get you all the passes. And I'm
Speaker 1: gonna take a tour bus. Why people stay in tense
Speaker 1: You can stay in like one holiday in there's only
Speaker 1: one or two. It's hard to get anyway. And I
Speaker 1: was like, I'll just get a tour bus and go
Speaker 1: because that's nice. And we sleep in those in the
Speaker 1: bedroom there are bunks. Takes some friends right there is
Speaker 1: that gonna be gross would be great. I mean, I
Speaker 1: say you second day, you're gonna be ready to leave.
Speaker 1: I think you're gonna have a great one day. Like
Speaker 1: one day you're just gonna be like, dude, this is great.
Speaker 1: I love it. And then after that you're like, all
Speaker 1: I'm ready, I'm done. Because we may have what it's
Speaker 1: called aged out, which is a problem because I'm gonna
Speaker 1: probably take four and five other people with me because
Speaker 1: I can sleep on the bus, but then they have
Speaker 1: to go with me. But the thing with us is
Speaker 1: we we we see a lot of music, and so
Speaker 1: uh you you probably get like since since your manager
Speaker 1: owns some of it, like he'll probably give you a
Speaker 1: good like you know, wristband or whatever and get you
Speaker 1: some good access. But the problem with Bonnaroo, which is
Speaker 1: I've never seen this in any other fest. Tool they
Speaker 1: have zones of like general population, and then one zone
Speaker 1: in front of them that's like regular V I. P.
Speaker 1: And then they have artists right in front. So if
Speaker 1: you have an artist badge, you can go right in
Speaker 1: the front to any stage. But as soon as that's fool,
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter if you're Kanye or if you're whatever,
Speaker 1: like Mick Jagger, you're not getting in that zone. Like
Speaker 1: if it's full, it's full, So it doesn't matter if
Speaker 1: you have an artist pass. So it's kind of cool.
Speaker 1: But like south By Southwest, where yes, exactly you can
Speaker 1: have a badge, but if you don't get there early enough,
Speaker 1: you're not watching it. So it's really interesting the way
Speaker 1: they spots and just sitting weight on people. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 1: if you want to see like someone in particular, i'd
Speaker 1: go the band before and just stay there. Oh no, no,
Speaker 1: you actually can't because they kick everyone out between every band.
Speaker 1: Oh that's good. Then you have to have a shot.
Speaker 1: But if you're just a little late, two songs late,
Speaker 1: you're not getting in. I think you're I think, I
Speaker 1: think you'll like it. But one day, I think you
Speaker 1: have one day in you But I can't leaven having
Speaker 1: people with me. You just hang on the bus. You'll
Speaker 1: probably just snapped the whole time, watch friends on the bus.
Speaker 1: That I could do. I just want to do in
Speaker 1: the house anyway. Okay, we have that one. How about
Speaker 1: this one? Here is the Righteous Brothers. You've lost that
Speaker 1: loving feeling, that love like motown someone. Now you can
Speaker 1: absolutely hear this person. When I tell you, you'll be like, oh,
Speaker 1: it's said, it's it says the Righteous Brothers. Do you
Speaker 1: think you're hearing two brothers singing, you're not. You're hearing
Speaker 1: the lead singer and the background vocalist. Okay, Ray Charles.
Speaker 1: You know how earlier you thought Stamps was a girl.
Speaker 1: You're thinking that this dude's you're thinking that this is
Speaker 1: a girl's a dude. It's a girl. That's a girl
Speaker 1: listening deep Nope, deep that Okay, is gonna read the Franklin.
Speaker 1: That's not a girl. And when I tell you, go, oh,
Speaker 1: who is it? My kid, that's exactly it. I thought
Speaker 1: she sings. She sings like that. Normally every impression of
Speaker 1: her is like, oh, share share, that's share that share.
Speaker 1: She sings so low. But now it doesn't it sound
Speaker 1: like shair. Now I hear that's now, that doesn't sound
Speaker 1: like a dude. You my kid? Funny, huh what if
Speaker 1: the other brother do then? Just watched he's playing the drums.
Speaker 1: Just watch her brother. I have no idea. How about
Speaker 1: this one? Here is Elton John Uh, here we go
Speaker 1: time by picking Brian, you won't get this one sound
Speaker 1: so okay, you might you know the song is you'll
Speaker 1: even know the song's that called the Bitch? Is that?
Speaker 1: Can you hear the person right around saying yeah? And
Speaker 1: you you definitely know the person. But I don't think
Speaker 1: you're getting a legendary British singer to one of the beautis.
Speaker 1: It's your ringo. I'm picking Brian sound so night. I
Speaker 1: don't know Dusty Springfield? Oh yeah, okay? How about this one?
Speaker 1: Is dust to your girl? You need to do your
Speaker 1: research on ut Springfield? Why am I thinking Dusty as
Speaker 1: a girl? You tell me what comes up when you
Speaker 1: google son of a Preacher. Man, it's a girl. Of
Speaker 1: course it's a girl. Okay, okay, okay, okay. I thought
Speaker 1: you guys were like, no, it's a dude, Dusty Baker,
Speaker 1: the form manager of the Cover Giants, Dusty spring Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, that's wrong with you? Um okay. How about
Speaker 1: this one here is Choker con our Love. It's in danger.
Speaker 1: I told you, man, I'm getting so. I don't think
Speaker 1: you'll get it, but you're here and go Okay, they
Speaker 1: say yet Luther andros Oh yeah, okay. How about the beetles?
Speaker 1: All he needed to love? So the dolls. I didn't
Speaker 1: know anyone saying with the Beatles. The Beatles except for
Speaker 1: Ringo who was behind a drum kid, were seated on
Speaker 1: high stools right they were with thirteen pieces of orchestra band.
Speaker 1: The band had friends and acquaintances all on the floor.
Speaker 1: Who sang along with the fade out with the refrain
Speaker 1: and then all of these people I bet to tell
Speaker 1: you are singing in this. All these people right now,
Speaker 1: you can't identify them by that because they're but you'll
Speaker 1: know next time you hear it. Yeah, I can't pick
Speaker 1: anyone out, can't pick it, but it's cool. Who's Mick Jagger,
Speaker 1: Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, Keith Moon from The Who, Graham
Speaker 1: Nash from Crosby stool Um, Patty Boy, Jane Nasher. It's
Speaker 1: just a whole bunch of people that were having to
Speaker 1: be around then before they all get super awesomely famous,
Speaker 1: and some of them more even famous. So yeah, anyway,
Speaker 1: there's some background. I thought, that's I don't know if
Speaker 1: anyone knew that that's that's well, yeah, some people do
Speaker 1: know that one. Yeah, but did you know have you heard? Um?
Speaker 1: This isn't like someone being there, but James Taylor, what
Speaker 1: about it? What's the part and the whole Caroline in
Speaker 1: my mind? Okay, So he wrote that line when the
Speaker 1: Holy Host of Others standing around you. Still I'm on
Speaker 1: the dark side of the moon. He's in that line.
Speaker 1: He said that the Beatles were in the studio while
Speaker 1: he was recording that song and he was like, oh,
Speaker 1: I've got to put that in because it was yeah,
Speaker 1: because it was like the Holy Host that they're just
Speaker 1: watching you record this song, when the Holy Host of
Speaker 1: others standing beside you. Oh, that's why I put it in. Yes,
Speaker 1: And they were in the room watching him, saying they
Speaker 1: were just in the student in the control room like, oh,
Speaker 1: like when the James Taylor's this for a seconds, the
Speaker 1: James Taylor, that's funny to me. His name was young,
Speaker 1: had all the hair, mustache, because I don't know that James.
Speaker 1: He looked like a rock star now bald glasses. I
Speaker 1: don't know him otherwise except bald. Like in my it's
Speaker 1: like Willie. I don't know Willie anyway, but old. And
Speaker 1: when you watch when you see Willie without a beard
Speaker 1: or long hair, it's pretty crazy. Even when we were
Speaker 1: born and we were born in the eighties. I was
Speaker 1: born like Willie was already old. Like there's no young
Speaker 1: Willies ever existed to me, So what are we looking
Speaker 1: at here? Indeed, the recording Carolina Mine includes a credit
Speaker 1: appearance abou Paul mcarty in the bass guitar. There you go.
Speaker 1: Didn't know that in that song? Ye, what's your chairs
Speaker 1: to do on it? We didn't even know this in
Speaker 1: my mind. I'm gone, Carolina. That's that based Paul. Can
Speaker 1: you see the sunshine? Pretty cool? Right, shine Dany? Just
Speaker 1: like fandom, do people our age? Because I love it?
Speaker 1: I love it. It's the generation before us. I don't know,
Speaker 1: maybe even two generations before us, because you know, I
Speaker 1: was a nineties music kid. Like my music was everything
Speaker 1: that happened in the nineties, the first the first music
Speaker 1: that I found myself loving, the country part of the nineties,
Speaker 1: the Garden, Timbergraw, the alternative part of the nineties that
Speaker 1: are Bonna Pearl Jams, the pop part of the nineties
Speaker 1: later on, the Brittany and Snink, and I was starting
Speaker 1: to get a little too old for that, but still
Speaker 1: that was it, right, that's our music, even the the
Speaker 1: side nineties stuff, the stuff that was like Counting Crows,
Speaker 1: the kind of the emo alternative stuff, which I became
Speaker 1: a huge County Crows fan, and there were a lot
Speaker 1: of those like you two, It's like, no, that's more
Speaker 1: the pop pop. That would be more that was getting
Speaker 1: a little young. Yeah, that was like almost the two
Speaker 1: thousand mark, No Effects or whatever. I was in college
Speaker 1: when that was the alternative station. Um, but two generations
Speaker 1: ahead of now would be So if now as are
Speaker 1: you on a grand day? Then it hadn't that had
Speaker 1: to be it had to be like the TLC. Yeah,
Speaker 1: then I had to be the nineties stuff, which you know,
Speaker 1: kids now don't know that stuff, but I'm sure some
Speaker 1: do and they appreciate it. So yes, James Taylor would
Speaker 1: be Yes, that TLC two kids now is James Taylor.
Speaker 1: That's I think that sounds about right. Do you like
Speaker 1: James Taylor. It's just it's so soft and easy and
Speaker 1: smooth and like I feel like most people be like,
Speaker 1: what is this crab? Like? Turn it off? But I
Speaker 1: truly enjoy listen to James Taylor. Yeah, me too. I
Speaker 1: but you know I listened to oldies radio a lot,
Speaker 1: but the oldies radio is changing, dude. Well, yeah, one
Speaker 1: they play in now food fire Yeah, but also radio changed.
Speaker 1: You know, you don't need a station to play all
Speaker 1: kinds of stuff. It's just it's so funny. I'll get
Speaker 1: on iHeart the hard app and I will search oldies
Speaker 1: just because I want to hear some like you know, uh,
Speaker 1: like Everly Brothers and whatever, Temptations, that kind of stuff,
Speaker 1: And like I can't find any playlists or anything that
Speaker 1: happen if you have to look at fifties and sixties, yeah,
Speaker 1: you have to go decades, that's right, because like I'm
Speaker 1: like classic rock, may you what it would be now?
Speaker 1: Like you would hear you two mysterious ways and you
Speaker 1: would go, oh, I mean again, this is a bit
Speaker 1: a bit before I but you two wasn't before. I
Speaker 1: was classic rock when we were when we were growing up,
Speaker 1: and it's still part of classic rock, but it's just
Speaker 1: some of that newer stuff. I feel like making love, yeah,
Speaker 1: all that stuff grown up and a Douce and the Night.
Speaker 1: Do you know. I think a lot of my music
Speaker 1: history and my knowledge comes from just listening to oldies
Speaker 1: all the time and my stepdad when I became a teenager.
Speaker 1: When I think about you, I think about of course,
Speaker 1: but that's that's where my music knowledge really comes from.
Speaker 1: They also sing I love Joe Cocker. So there you go.
Speaker 1: Good stuff, man, You enjoy the episode, Everybody, This is
Speaker 1: um Episode one Stree famous background singers we should tielessingly
Speaker 1: cool though. Yeah, like you didn't even know they were
Speaker 1: background singers. Yeah, yeah, you don't know. Crap up what
Speaker 1: you know about background singers? You didn't what quit title
Speaker 1: this on the front side? Whatever you just said, you
Speaker 1: just said it. You didn't even know these fans. You
Speaker 1: only get like so many words right right, also becomes
Speaker 1: you can't see the rest of it. We'll figure it
Speaker 1: out by the time you see the title and be like,
Speaker 1: oh that's what they settled on. Good good one. Guys.
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Speaker 1: do I like it? And what's what's the next one?
Speaker 1: We're thinking of doing? What's up? And we have kind
Speaker 1: of we've been talking about soundtracks like like yeah, like
Speaker 1: I love soundtracks. The best soundtrack because that used to
Speaker 1: be a thing today A bit so, but a lot
Speaker 1: of times they just take old songs and put them
Speaker 1: on soundtracks. Um, they didn't always do that, use they
Speaker 1: used to create new songs for soundtracks. But I was
Speaker 1: so nerdy that I would listen to the Field of
Speaker 1: Dream soundtrack, the Rudy soundtrack with just nothing but instrumental music,
Speaker 1: like orchestra music. That's pretty nerdy. Brave Heart soundtrack. I'd
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